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The West
The US Eyes Cuba Amid Regional Shifts in Latin America
After Venezuela, Washington may be setting its sights on Cuba, just 90 miles from US shores.
Middle East
Conflict Zones
We Went To Palestine
V24 went inside Ramallah, a city where luxury meets struggle, and resilience thrives amidst uncertainty. Explore the heart of the West Bank, where art, defiance, and hope collide with occupation and division.
Stefan Tompson
Culture Wars
All Eyes on The Vatican
Following Pope Francis’s death, the Vatican prepares for a secret conclave to elect his successor. The choice between continuing Francis’s progressive legacy or returning to tradition will shape the future of the Catholic Church.
Heike Claudia Petzer
Culture Wars
The West
What Does It Mean to Be British Anymore?
Britain’s multicultural experiment, intended to unite, has instead deepened divisions. The UK faces a crisis of identity and must rediscover a shared national vision before it’s too late.
Andrew Fox
Africa
Conflict Zones
Beheadings and Beach Resorts
Christians in northern Mozambique face violent persecution at the hands of Islamist militants. At the same time, just a few kilometers away, tourists enjoy luxury holidays on pristine beaches, unaware of the suffering unfolding outside their resorts.
Heike Claudia Petzer
Culture Wars
What the Cross Still Says to a Wounded World
In a world of suffering and brokenness, the Passion of Christ is a lived reality of ultimate sacrifice. Jesus endures pain and death with us, offering a powerful message of love, hope, and redemption in our darkest moments.
Alexandra Tompson
The West
Are France’s No-Go Zones Real?
A wave of terror strikes France’s prisons. Yet it’s just the latest eruption in a nation buckling under the weight of failed migration policies, violent crime, and rising Islamist extremism.
William Barclay
Culture Wars
The West
UK Supreme Court Ruling: A Victory for Biological Sex
In a landmark ruling, the UK Supreme Court has made a bold declaration: "woman" means biological sex, not gender identity. This game-changing decision sets the UK apart from Europe's growing trend to prioritize gender identity in law.
Dr. Frederick Attenborough
Middle East
Israel's Impossible Startup Story
V24 Exclusive: Shai Reznik, founder of HiRez.io, shares how Israel’s tech sector stays strong under pressure—pushing boundaries and building resilience.
Adam Starzynski
The West
Culture Wars
Why Poland Says No to Mass Migration
V24 Exclusive: Poland’s outspoken MEP Dominik Tarczyński slams EU migration policy, calling illegal migration a weapon of hybrid warfare.
Adam Starzynski
Middle East
Israel on Trial: What the Headlines Don’t Tell You
V24 Exclusive: David Brog offers a rebuttal to the common prevailing narrative about Israel.
Alexandra Tompson
Culture Wars
The West
Israeli Top-Politician Warns Europe on Open Borders
V24 Exclusive: In a rare interview, Israel's Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana urges European nations to take security threats seriously, and heed the warnings of their adversaries.
Stefan Tompson
Middle East
Why Ethnic Federalism Is a Bad Idea for Iran
Some Western policymakers call it “federalism.” But carving up Iran by ethnicity won’t bring democracy. It will bring militias, meddling, and mayhem.
Dr. Aidin Panahi
Culture Wars
Africa
Racism Knows No Colour
Through a candid analysis, Ayanda calls for consistency in the fight against racism and advocates for a society that rejects racial prejudice in all its forms.
Ayanda Sakhile Zulu
Culture Wars
The West
Ayaan Hirsi Ali On The West's Decline
V24 Exclusive: Stefan Tompson sits down with Ayaan Hirsi Ali for an in-depth conversation on defending Western values in the face of cultural and ideological challenges.
Alexandra Tompson
Foreign Influence
The Ugly Truth About Qatari Money
Qatar's wealth buys influence, but behind the scenes, it's funding terrorism, exploiting workers, and manipulating Western institutions.
Adam Starzynski
Culture Wars
The Propaganda Empire You’ve Never Heard Of
What happens when a Maoist tech millionaire falls in love with a far-left radical activist? Instead of an epic love story, we get foreign influence. Meet Neville Roy Singham and Jodie Evans.
Heike Claudia Petzer
Africa
Foreign Influence
The Invisible Chokepoint
As East and West start to eye strategic maritime passages, there is a distinct absence of attention to the Cape. But that cannot last forever.
Robert Duigan
The West
The Quiet War on England’s Daughters
In the wake of the ‘grooming' scandal, England is coming to terms with a social and legal hegemony unknown since the time of Cromwell. Robin Tilbrook, Leader of the English Democrats, explains his call to arms.
Alexander Francis Shaw
Culture Wars
Teen Brains, Netflix, and Vulnerability - What Can We Do?
Parenting trainer Patrick Ney unpacks Adolescence, the gripping Netflix series, shedding light on the challenge of raising teenagers in an increasingly online and disconnected world.
Patrick Ney
Culture Wars
Let Them Eat Steak
How does the conflict between free markets and central planners manifest in the ideological divide between meat eating and plant-based lifestyles?
Alexander Francis Shaw